Cumbria Wildlife Trust confirmed it has now switched off its popular webcam on September 22 after seeing many firsts at the successful site. The whole family at nest one(Image: Cumbria Wildlife Trust)Over at Nest Two, first-time parents Blue 476 and Blue 717 successfully hatched three eggs after arriving separately as strangers. Volunteer Jenny Cornell, who followed the birds closely throughout the season, reflected on events in a blog for Cumbria Wildlife Trust. The Foulshaw Moss osprey cam once again proved a major draw for wildlife enthusiasts across Cumbria and beyond, offering a unique window into the lives of these rare birds. Blogs from Cumbria Wildlife Trust, including Jenny Cornell’s full reflection on the season, can be read at: cumbriawildlifetrust.org.uk/blog.